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  • Sir Terry Morgan hits back at Sadiq Khan over Crossrail delay: ‘I do not suffer from loss of memory’

    January 9, 2019

    Former Crossrail chairman Sir Terry Morgan has hit back at accusations from Sadiq Khan that he had "misremembered" the events leading up to the announcement of the project's delay, telling the London Assembly: "I do not suffer from memory loss." Morgan appeared before the London Assembly's transport committee this morning to answer to the evidence [...]

  • There’s only one way to fix the housing crisis: build more

    January 9, 2019

    From free marketeers on the right to proponents of central planning on the left, cries to fix Britain’s broken housing market have become deafening. The solutions, of course, differ greatly depending on where along the political spectrum you stand. Yesterday, for example, Shelter issued its latest call to action, proposing three million new social homes [...]

  • Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out another fares freeze if he is re-elected as mayor in 2020

    January 8, 2019

    Sadiq Khan has refused to rule out freezing fares if he wins a second term as London mayor in next year's election. Khan was asked by the London Assembly transport committee chair Caroline Pidgeon whether he would look at freezing fares again if he was re-elected as mayor. Khan replied: "You'll have to watch this space. [...]

  • Time for a super-ministry to lead the fourth industrial revolution

    January 8, 2019

    When I was elected to parliament, one of the first things that I campaigned on was the need to develop a comprehensive industrial strategy. The future of the country depends on a strong industrial base – not least because this is the starting point for the innovation that will maintain the UK’s position as a [...]

  • Loan taken out by GLA to save Crossrail would have put pressure on TfL’s credit rating, finance boss admits

    January 7, 2019

    The Greater London Authority (GLA) agreed to take on a £1.4bn loan to save Crossrail to protect Transport for London's (TfL) less robust credit rating, it has been admitted. At a meeting of the London Assembly's budget and performance committee, chair of the transport committee Caroline Pidgeon asked why it was the GLA that was taking [...]

  • Portland Stone became the building block of London, but does it have a place in modern British architecture?

    January 7, 2019

    There are certain things you stop noticing after a few years in London. The first thing is how busy it is; crowds become the norm. The abominable air quality only becomes apparent when you leave. Another thing is Portland Stone. Chances are, you don’t even know you’re looking at it, but there aren’t many streets [...]

  • Cars, lorries and taxis to be banned from Tottenham Court Road as part of £35m revamp

    January 4, 2019

    Cars, lorries and taxis will be banned from Tottenham Court Road as part of a £35m project to improve the West End. The road will be open to buses and bikes only between 8am and 7pm, Monday to Saturday, in a bid to reduce congestion and air pollution and speed up bus routes. The changes, [...]

  • Sir Terry Morgan to appear at London Assembly grilling over lead-up to Crossrail delay

    January 3, 2019

    Former Crossrail chairman Sir Terry Morgan will give his account of the events leading up to the announcement of project's delay after Sadiq Khan accused him of "misremembering events". Morgan, who was ousted from his role in December, will appear before the London Assembly's transport committee next Wednesday as it probes his account of events leading [...]

  • What the City of London’s skyline will look like in 2026

    January 3, 2019

    New images have revealed how London’s skyline will be transformed in the next seven years after planned developments have been completed. Seven towers are under construction and due to be completed by 2026 in the City Cluster, which is the area in the eastern corner of the Square Mile, and a further six have received [...]

  • Co-op to open 100 food stores in 2019 in push towards convenience

    January 3, 2019

    Co-op has confirmed it is to open 100 food stores this year as part of a £200m push to improve its convenience offering. The new locations will come in addition to the refurbishment of 200 stores across the country as part of an investment programme it says will create around 1,500 new jobs. Around one-third [...]

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